they were building apartments on durham road on interstate 680. the workers were climbing a tower when it came crashing down. >> throw construction workers were injured, one credit -- three construction workers were injured, one critically. >> the weight of the individuals the tower collapsed which is 1,000 pounds that landed on these individuals. >> it happened off durham road in freemont where they're constructing apartments with commercial space below. at the time of the incident, the men were attempting to windy the rebar together making structures to form the building's up right support. >> they scaled the rebar like scaffolding and they were trying to make it good and tight and put the boxwood behind it and you can see that behind me. >> freemont firefighters said they had safety clips on the tower and when it fell, they were crushed by the weight, one had it fall on the abdomen and chest and the others on their legs. one of the injured men has gone down from the hospital. >> cal osha has opened up an investigation. firefighters say they hav

there you are, raindrops on roses, some poetry from county durham! absolutely, absolutely, why not?rs, as you can see from our picture, a beautiful sunrise, mind you, most of the showers falling as rain, cold heading ourway, but you, most of the showers falling as rain, cold heading our way, but not as cold as yesterday, coming from the arctic, coming from the north—east, off the north sea, feeding in the showers. this is the radar picture over the last few hours, focusing on the showers in the south—east and east anglia, a cluster of heavy ones, together with a lot of cloud around, continuing for the next couple of hours, pushing away down into the english channel. a stream of showers in the south—east corner into the channel islands, but elsewhere sunny spells, a scattering of mainly light showers, one or two getting into the midlands, wales, northern ireland, much of scotland should be dry and sunny. in the north, the winds are much lighter than yesterday, probably not feeling quite as cold, but stronger winds in the south—east, blowing in those showers, taking the edge off the t

the accident happened at nine a-m near the intersection of durham intersection the nine a-m near happened at news."waldman kron 4 in antioch justine waldman kron 4 news." (vicki) three construction workers in fremont are recovering tonight after a 20-foot tower of re- bar they were working on collapsed on top of them. the accident happened at nine a-m near the intersection of durham road and auto mall parkway near interstate 680, where a mixed use housing complex is in the early stages of construction. the men were "clipped in" or tied to the structure for safety and could not jump free as they were falling. their coworkers were able pull the men from the re-bar.. (vicki) one of the men was initially listed in critical condition while the other two suffered moderate injuries. cal osha was on the site this afternoon to investigate the accident. seasonably warmer high

accident occurred here near the intersection of durham road and auto mall parkway near interstate 680, where a mixed use housing complex is in the early stages of construction. the accident scene is behind that yellow caution tape. the men were working at the top of a 20- foot tower of re-bar when it collapsed says fremont fire batallion chief jeff youngsma. batt. chief jeff youngsma/fremo nt fire dept. "...our best guess is that from the weight of those individuals on that tower that it collapsed, about a thousand pounds of re-bar then landed on top of those three individuals..." co-workers came to their aid, pulling the men free of the heavy tower, which can be seen on it's side not far away. rushed to trauma centers, one victim was initially listed in critical condition while the other two suffered moderate injuries. working to tie-in or ready the tower for concrete forms, the men were "clipped in" or tied to the structure for safety and could not jump free as they were falling.batt.chief jeff youngsma/fremont fire dept. "....what happens is they scale that re-bar like a scaffoldin

it happened on durham road in fremont near highway 80. cal/osha is on the scene investigating how this happened. ktvu's ann rubin reports. >> reporter: three construction workers were injured, one critically, when the rebar tower they were climbing collapsed. >> our best guess is that from the weight of the individuals on that tower, the tower itself collapsed, which is approximately about 1,000 pounds of rebar. that landed on top of these three individuals. >> reporter: it happened off durham road in fremont, where queensland builder is constructing apartments with commercial space below. at the time of the incident, the men were attempting to bind the rebar together making structures that will eventually form the building's upright support. >> what happens is they scale that rebar like it's scaffolding. and they -- they basically try to make it really good and tight and then put the box wood around them that you can see. >> reporter: they were wearing safety clips that attached them to the tower. when it fell, they were crushed under it

off durham road near 680. let's get right over to kpix 5 kid doe who is live with this developing story. on construction company , they have shut down the job site for the day. just before 9:00 a.m. two construction workers were climbing the 20-foot tower made of steel and rebar. they are required to wear safety harnesses, so they were clipped in in case they slip and fall. as they were nearing the top, the workers could sense the tower was about to topple over but they cannot unbuckle in time. so they fell down with the tower. one of the workers was injured likely crushed by the structure and is now in the hospital in critical condition. the other worker how to moderate injuries and a third man had minor scratches. the construction company tells me each tower is made of six pieces of rebar. they are set deep into the concrete foundation. the company had every reason to believe it could handle the weight of two people. >> they climb the tower, thti these towers to make them much stronger. as they put their cem

the accident happened on durham road near 680. ktvu's ann rubin tells us cal/osha is now investigating. >> reporter: three construction workers were injured, one critically, when the rebar tower they were climbing collapsed. >> our best guess is that from the weight of the individuals on that tower, the tower itself collapsed, which is approximately about 1,000 pounds of rebar. in -- it landed on top of these three individuals. >> reporter: it happened off durham road in fremont, where queensland builder is constructing apartments with commercial space below. at the time of the incident, the men were attempting to bind the rebar together making structures that will eventually form the building's upright support. >> what happens is they scale that rebar like it's scaffolding. and they --they basically try to make it really good and tight and then put the box wood around them that you can see. >> reporter: firefighters say the men were wearing safety clips that attached them to the tower. when it fell, they were crushed under its we

shows you exactly where the construction site is right off interstate 680 or saber cat road near durham and cormack. matt keller is live at the scene. >> reporter: firefighters here have placed tape around the area where the accident took place. no one is allowed inside, and workers are not allowed to climb up the rebar towers. take a look at the scene from sky 7. the builders queensland project manager told me they were building some condos with retail and office space. firefighters say three workers climbed on one of the 20-foot tall rebar towers when it fell. >> that weight managed to overrode that particular tower >>epte one f-them was lal hospitals. this is now a cal osha investigation. it will be up to them to decide when work can continue at the accident scene. reporting live in fremont, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> matt, thank you. >>> developing news now from san francisco. a person shot and wounded by u.s. park police officer has life-threatening injuries. it happened at the end of van ness avenue near the municipal pier at 9:30 last night. the person shot by park police was ta

we captured this video from durham road in fremont. a 20-foot rebar tower fell, three people were taken to the hospital. cal osha says the company is called queensland builder. >>> it's an emotional night for the catholic church in san jose. the archdiocese is listening to the concerns of parishioners and wants to hear from people who've been molested by police. some critics say this is a pr move and doesn't address years of covering up abuse. nbc bay area is at the santa theresa church in san jose with the details. mary ann? >> that listening session is gong right now. it began atmosphere 3:00 and it's still going on here inside the church. about 100 people showed up today, and we listened to more than a dozen people speak. none of them said they were molested by a priest. but i talked to a victim earlier today, and he said that if the church really wants to be transparent, it really needs to let the d.a. investigate. bishop patrick mcgraw invited victims to come forward with their stories at listening sessions, including one held ear

the site is at durham road near 680. our sky ranger was overhead. the workers were clipped to a 20 foot construction tower t cal osha identified the company as kequeensland builder. additional bracings are being installed to all rebar walls and columns. two of the three injured can employees have been released from the hospital. >>> a popular street festival in oakland is being suspended because of crime concerns. the first friday monthly party won't happen in november. they say the main reason for the cancellation is a gun battle that took place after the october event. although it happened about three hours after the festival ended, and several blocks away, safety is something they take very seriously. >>> what they did 50 years ago is very relevant today. two iconic moment in sports history. tommy smith and john carlos lifted their arm up in68 mexico city olympics. tay didn't know at the time h it wouldor iconic displays of c rights. emith the tower award, the university's highest honor. >> you've got to move with caution, with direction that you

we cross live now to tom brooks master of law and government and the dean at durham law school thank you for joining us now following the chinese foreign minister's comments pompei of said that the u.s. has great concerns about china's actions where do you think all this is heading. but i think this is a kind of fight that donald trump has wanted since he started his candidacy he's really been a big change for republicans in lots of ways that are reported quite a lot for good reasons but what one very big changes brought about is republicans have normally been for free trade and no tariffs a new borders for trade where is donald trump is very much a protectionist at heart and is very much about trying to stop a lot of cheap imports undercutting workers manufacturing in the united states and he's seeing china and chinese imports in particular the united states as a as a real kind of issue it's of the energize his base as much as any other conservative issue that he's got and so trump has been talking about china as it were the bad guy in terms of trade for a long time in this and it's

it happened yesterday on durham and sabre cat roads near 680. workers were climbing the 20- foot tower when it came crashing down. three men wererushed to the hospital. one of them is in critical condition. queensland construction says each tower is made of 6 pieces of rebar and they are set into the concrete foundation. >> so as they put their cement pillars, as they put up base layers and walls, this is part of that construction. so it was probably in the most vulnerable part of its construction that these individuals were injured. >> by the way, cal/osha has an open investigation on this same construction company and at the same job site. back in june, a worker was putting in caulking when he fell from the second story. >>> this morning, one man is in the hospital following a dramatic rescue out of arizona. he has been trapped inside a mine shaft since monday. a passerby heard him calling for help. emergency crews were at the scene all day working to pull the man out from the 100-foot- deep mine shaft. last night, he was successfully brought

matthew hedges, a phd student at durham university, denies the allegations but has been told he musth. the us says it is sending a further 5,000 troops to its border with mexico, as large numbers of central—american migrants continue to head north by foot. the announcement by the pentagon comes as both sides of the political divide are accused of using the issue of migration to try and win votes ahead of next week's mid—term elections. here's our north america correspondent james cook. plodding onwards through mexico, the migrants say they are fleeing violence and poverty. they are still nowhere near the us border but with just days until an election, president trump is trying to cast the caravan as an imminent threat to his country. this is an invasion, he says, and "our military is waiting for you." despite the political nature of the topic, it was a uniformed general who appeared on us television to announce the details of operation faithful patriot. by the end of this week we will deploy over 5200 soldiers to the south—west border. that is just the start of this operation. we wil

this happened this morning on durham and sabre cat roads near 680. workers were climbing the 20 foot tower when it suddenly came crashing down. 3 men were rushed to the hospital. one of them is in critical condition. the company says each tower is made out of 6 pieces of rebarb and set into the concrete foundation. >> as they put their pillars, put up layers, put up walls there is part of that construction. it was probably in the most vulnerable part of the construction that these individuals were clipped here. >> by the way cal osha has an open investigation on this same company and at the same job site. a worker was putting in calking when he fell from a second story. >>> a now battle over the transit center. nothing to do with those cracked beams. the general contractor is suing the authority that owns the facility for $150 million. accusing it of mismanaging the multibillion project. the lawsuit claims that the contractor received faulty design information that was often late. causing costs to balloon. >> incomplete drawings, more than 1600 chang

>> it's two city blocks in durham, a couple families got together and wondered what if we had this community and our family members with different disabilities could be at the center of our life together. >> what was your daily life before you moved to this neighborhood? >> i was in a different world, because i had no friends, but when i came to this place, boom! i started, you know, burst out with laughter and joy and everything inside me felt happy and you know, this was just a great place to be surrounded by. >> now your accuweather forecast. >> hi there everyone. let's look at live doppler 7. notice there's plenty of cloud cover around the bay area. earlier in the morning, there were some showers primarily in the north bay. i think everyone's going to see widespread rain as we head towards tuesday. abc 7 news explorer camera showing you coyte towers surrounding by clouds. 63 in san francisco, 66 in oakland. 72 in san jose. highs so far have been in the mid-60s to the upper 70s. it was a little warmer today, going going camera showing you the view right now and visibility is fine from tha

yes, this picture is from durham.a centimetre or two. a lot of it will melt once the sunshine does come out because the showers are going to be moving their way southwards. down towards northampton, a beautiful start of the day. unlikely to get the snow in northampton but we will get some rain. this is where we have had showers so far today. a wintry mix in northern scotland over the hills. frequent showers coming into the north—east of england. a few from northern ireland and west wales. let's focus on the showers in the north—east. they will push southwards over the coming few hours. some more snow over the higher ground. the snow level rising as it warms up a little bit during the day. we have these showers moving down through the midlands towards the south—east later on. much more sunshine for these areas. showers in those blustery north—westerly winds. these are the temperatures, maximum temperatures. bearing mind last weekend it was about 20 or so. quite a change in the story. the clocks change of course overnig

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this is at durham road near 680. fremont firefighters told us the 20-foot rebar tower fell, three people were taken to the hospital. at least one of the injured workers have been released. one person is still in critical condition. cal osha identified the company as queensland builder. the agency was already looking into the builder after a worker fell from the second floor in june at another construction site. >>> cal train service is back to normal tonight after a train struck someone during the evening commute. it happened around 4:30 at the redwood city station. nbc bay area's sky ranger was overhead. investigators say the person was taken to the hospital. we don't know that person's condition. >>> it's a disgraceful thing. old trees are sitting there rotting and dry. >> that's president trump today lashing out at california. blaming the state's fire management strategy for out-of-control wildfires. he even went so far as to threaten to withhold funds from the state if nothing is done to manage vegetation. nbc ba

matthew hedges, who's studying for a phd from durham university, has reportedly been held in solitarytold to remain in the uae, until his next court appearance at the end of next month. his passport hasn't been returned to him. his wife has told the bbc she felt happy but sceptical. angela merkel has announced that her current term in office, which ends in 2021, will be her last as germany's chancellor. the veteran leader, whose fragile coalition government has been rocked by a series of recent crises, told a news conference in berlin it was time for a new chapter. she will stand down as head of her centre—right christian democrats party in december. now it's time for a look at the weather. it is cold list over night in western parts of the british isles. there will be frost. in the east cloud is increasing with outbreaks of rain overnight. some pushing into the far south—east at the end of the night. there are baby and hourly touch of frost and if you spots. temperatures will go up. —— there might be an early touch of frost in a few spots. north of that there are sunny spells, away f

to have pressured former essex team—mate mervyn westfield into spot—fixing during a game against durhams also banned and jailed for a months. kaneria has apologised to westfield, and says he "cannot live a life with lies". luke shaw has signed a new five year contract at manchester united. it's a big turn around for the 23—year—old who was heavily criticised by boss jose mourinho last season. but he's made the left back squad his own this term, is back in the england squad, and has been rewarded with a new contract worth around £150,000 a week. have a look at this bit of magic from wayne rooney. a brilliant free—kick for dc united overnight. his tenth goal since joining them in june. he's having a real impact in the states. dc were struggling at the wrong end of the table when he joined, but they're now in sixth place in the eastern conference. usain bolt has turned down a move to the champions of malta. valletta fc offered him a two—year deal. the eight time olympic champion is currently on trial at australia's central coast mariners. he scored two goals in a recent pre—season friendly

the wife of a durham university phd student held on a spying charge by the united arab emirates has toldas failed to offer adequate support to her husband matthew hedges. daniela tejada says her requests to meet foreign secretary, jeremy hunt, have been declined. mr hedges was arrested in may and has reportedly been held in solitary confinement ever since. daniela tejada told joanna gosling about mr hedges' latest court appearance. we were told that during the court appearance his court appointed lawyer got to present his defence. he stated that he is an innocent man and that as a matter of fact, the information he had gathered, as i have been saying for the past six months, is not confidential. any information that he could have potentially shared in his ph.d. thesis, or through his research, is not secretive information. thejudge accepted the defence and will re—evaluate all the evidence presented against matt and on the 21st of november, he will be giving his verdict on the matter. the are also saying that he is being treated well. there has been a full welfare review carried out on h

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matthew hedges, who's studying for a phd from durham university, has reportedly been held in solitaryo remain in the uae, until his next court appearance at the end of next month. his passport hasn't been returned to him. his wife has told the bbc she felt "happy but sceptical". the man accused of shooting dead 11 people at a synagogue in pittsburgh has appeared in a us federal court to hear the 29 charges against him. robert bowers, who was shot before surrendering to police, was brought into court handcuffed and in a wheelchair after being discharged from hospital. rescue teams in indonesia have begun recovering bodies from the crash site where a new passenger plane plunged into the sea less than 15 minutes after take—off. 189 people were on board — and the authorities say it's unlikely there are any survivors. the lion air boeing 737 was travelling from the capital jakarta to bangka island. the airline says the plane, which came into service in august, did have a technical problem on an earlier flight, but it had been cleared to fly again. 0ur correspondent rebecca henschke reports

discussed to resume a position with tom brooks who's a leading academic on law and government studies at durham university he believes that the only way out for to reach a bay is to change his stance on bricks it. she's drawn so many red lines about all the things that she interpreted the referendum and at the start of the negotiations it's really boxster in that she's really has no negotiating room other than continuing to plead right now for brussels to change its view in order for there to be a deal because there's nothing it seems she's willing to give up which is a very bad position to be in for herself politically and it's also of course for i think for the u.k. the only way out of it for her i think it would be to change some of her red lines citic a deep breath admit that she's made some mistakes call for a coalition of national unity which should have been done eighteen months or more ago and request that extension but i think that in itself while the right thing to do as a matter of statesmanship i think is also affect the political suicide for her certainly as a tory. with the u.s. m

it was there that he served two years durham. it was there that he served two yea rs in durham. hackney, and walthamstow, and moscow, and new york. all of the country — inshallah — under the thumb of the muslims. for two decades, anjem choudary was clear about the world he wanted to see. the master manipulator, he was at the centre of a network of violent extremists in the uk and beyond. he was the leader of the banned organisation al—muhajiroun and his followers formed a terror roll call, with dozens of them convicted by the courts. michael adebolajo was one of the pair who carried out the savage street killing of fusilier lee rigby. another choudary disciple, siddhartha dhar, fled the uk while on bail and is suspected of being part of an is killing squad. the former head of counterterrorism at scotland yard believes choudary‘s influence outstripped his character. i think we've got to be careful not to overstate him. he is a pathetic groomer of others, and should be seen as such. i think we all have to be very careful about not over inflating his status and giving him some sort

live in moscow a group of around three thousand one durham migrants is marching through guatemala on its way to the united states border u.s. president donald trump is threatening to come to guatemala honduras if the group isn't stopped. reports. a caravan of thousands of honduran migrants is on a long journey north to the united states. they say they are fleeing violence and poverty in their home country you know the. guard give us support and help us in this work areas moment we are in honduras killing us without the cost of electricity with health care with all of our worries and security where instead of protecting us they are killing us in honduras and england buddha. singing the honduran national anthem and chanting yes we can the migrants had north police stopped them for several hours at the guatemalan border but eventually let them continue the bomb put them on the list only on they were going because honduras is making us go why because high gear is one of the poorest countries we have a government that doesn't support all of the people we have to leave fully healing from o

a lot of power outages and flash flood warnings inhe effect for entire raleigh durham area. so this where michael is right now. making its way to the north and east.ae mi still moving at 23iles an hour. over 60 to 70 miles an hour. out to see. possibly even strengthening. we're looking at a flash flood watch until 6:00 a.m. wave flash flood watch down toward stafford county. not t around d.c.the west. we're on therier side. watch out for that. heav rain now. the winds begin to pick up as the cold front moves by. 32 miles an hour winds. close to 40 in culpepper. upwards of 3 t 40-mile-per-hour sts. especially in those areas that see more rain. by tomorrow morning, winds dusting0 to 25 miles an ho. quaef got a lot of changes coming up. rae high temres tomorrow, only in the 60s. 63 is where i'm going. but falling temperatures all day skooxt on sunday. aery chilly weekend. overnight lows in the 40s. so get out the coats. i think you will need them. >> it looks like we'll need everything. it's been five months since the duke and duchess tied the knot. >> and now there's news buzz

it happened at the mission hills square deveopment on durham road near interstate 680. the men were working at the top of a 20-foot tower of re-bar when it collapsed. (ken) co-workers came to their aid, pulling the men free of the heavy tower, which can be seen on it's side not far away. the three were rushed to trauma centers, one victim was initially listed in critical condition while the other two suffered moderate injuries. cal-osha has taken the lead on investigating the accident and will determine exactly what caused the tower to fall. (ken) when you think of bay area car break-ins... the problem often brings to mind san francisco. now, an east bay city is dealing with a recent rash of thefts.. with a twist. (grant) the victims are in their cars... either while parked or stopped at an intersection. tonight, our justine waldman is in antioch

they were binding the bar together to create supports for new apartment buildings on durham road. the tower collapsed and sent 1000 bomb -- 1000 pounds on top of the workers. >> we can guess that from their weight on the tower it suffered a collapse. their fellow collect -- coworkers extricated them which was a benefit to us. >> one man suffered injuries to his chest and stomach and two others were hurt on their arms and legs. queens land builder says they're working to find out what happened. california osha has opened an investigation. >>> it is 29 years since the loma prieta earthquake , collapsing buildings and freeways and killing dozens of people. much has changed since then. eliana gomez has technological advancements and structural reinforcements. >> reporter: at 5:04 29 years ago the loma prieta earthquake struck the area. the 6.9 magnitude quake sparked more than 40 buyers and $7 million in damage. buildings crumbled in homes collapsed. the marina district was hit hard because it was built on landfill. >> with lateral forces, the film tends to become more liquid. when th

people are raleigh-durham to go. this is great. welcome to the 15th annual immigration law and policy conference. it is my pleasure to welcome you here this morning. we are pleased to have organized this conference together with our partners at the catholic legal immigration clinic in georgetown law. this is the 15th time we have done this. we have been partners in this endeavor the entire time and thanks to dean william trainer who you will hear from later today for hosting us at georgetown law. and thanks to andy shults for your partnership in this through the years and all the staff at clinic and georgetown law and mpi that have participated in this. we should call out specifically the events and communications staff at georgetown law. i want to single out from clinic gene at kinson and joe buse who have been fantastic partners from this effort. nice to have you here. a round of applause for all of them for putting this together. [ applause ] our goal in this conference is to present a range of viewpoints that are shaping today'

this accident happened in fremont on durham and saber cat roads near interstate 680. kpix 5 kiet do says two workers were climbing the steel tower when it came crashing down. >> cal osha wrapped up a couple of hours ago. the job site itself was shut down right after the accident. investigators pretty much had been here all day long. now the company says they have got people by the side of the man who was critically injured. they are tending to his needs. the company says they will take care of everyone involved. the view from sky drone 5 shows it is not just one, but rather two towers made of rebar. connected to each other with horizontal pieces. the basis of the tower are -- bases of the tower are here and here. the weight was too much. >> it's thousands of pounds. estimated at about a thousand pounds that fell on these individuals. >> reporter: at 9:00 a.m. this morning, two construction workers were climbing the 20- foot towers. as required, the workers were clipped in with safety harnesses in case of a fall. and as they were nearing the top, workers could sense th

he'd been moved to london from frankland jail in county durham. served two years in prison. the whole world, one day, my dear brothers, will be under the sharia. including hackney, and walthamstow, and moscow, and new york. all of the country — inshallah — under the thumb of the muslims. for two decades, anjem choudary was clear about the world he wanted to see. the master manipulator, he was at the centre of a network of violent extremists in the uk and beyond. he was the leader of the banned organisation al—muhajiroun and his followers formed a terror roll call, with dozens of them convicted by the courts. michael adebolajo was one of the pair who carried out the savage street killing of fusilier lee rigby. another choudary disciple, siddhartha dhar, fled the uk while on bail and is suspected of being part of an is killing squad. the former head of counterterrorism at scotland yard believes choudary‘s influence outstripped his character. i think we've got to be careful not to overstate him. he is a pathetic groomer of others, and should be seen

the accident happened at nine a-m near the intersection of durham road and auto mall parkway near interstate 680, where a mixed use housing complex is in the early stages of construction. the men were "clipped in" or tied to the structure for safety and could not jump free as they were falling. their coworkers were able pull the men from the re-bar.. (ken) one of the men was initially listed in critical condition while the other two suffered moderate injuries. cal osha was on the site this afternoon to investigate the accident. (ken) new at 8, when you think of bay area car break-ins... the problem often brings to mind san francisco. now, an east bay city is dealing with a recent rash of thefts.. with a twist. the victims are in their cars... either while parked or stopped at an intersection. tonight, our justine waldman is in antioch with the warning from police. stop

they were building apartments on durham road near interstate 680 when a tower of rebar crashed on top of them. the workers were binding receipt bar to create supports for the apartment building. when the rebar collapsed 1,000 pounds of metal fell on top of them. >> what happens is they scaled the rebar when it was scaffolding, they made it good and tight and they put the boxed wood around it and you can also see it behind me. >> one of the workers suffered injuries to the chest and abdomen, the contractor, queens land builder says they're working to find out what happened. >> 6:26 is the time right now, count downtown the great california shake out, coming up out the drills happening this morning and what you can learn from the event today. >> thousands of people in contra costa county forced out of their homes overnight, because of a fire near a natural gas pipeline, this parking lot out of pittsburgh has become a weigh station of sorts for people, we're learning about another shelter that folks are moving to, we'll have that information coming up. >> right now, traffic is still very

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matthew hedges, a phd student at durham university, denies the allegations but has been told he must a further court hearing next month. a book of condolence for the victims of saturday night's helicopter crash at leicester city's stadium will open later this morning. five people, including the club's owner, were killed when the aircraft spiralled out of control. navteonhaljoins us from outside the stadium. we saw pictures from there yesterday and the tributes have grown so much since then. just tell us what the atmosphere is like. the atmosphere has been one of mourning, it has been solemn and sombre in leicester over the last few days, but today was expected to be a typical match day for leicester city before the events saturday night unfolded. today they were supposed to be playing southampton in the efl cup, that has been postponed following the tragic helicopter crash on saturday which claimed the lives of the club owner, vichai srivaddhanaprabha, two of his staff and the pilot and the pilot's partner too, so instead the club is opening a book of condolence today. this morning o

according to "the daily press" he was a graduate student at ole dominion university and was in durham north carolina for three years and then a nasa contractor in houston and in 2003 he was hired as a senior researcher -- 2013, sorry, a senior researcher at university of houston. and then 2016 in the height of the coup attempt against president erdogan he was visiting family in a southern province and arrested and leaving behind his wife and two sons. according to his wife he was accused of being a cia operative. in february, he was convicted of terrorism charges that the u.s. said without credible evidence and was sentenced to more than seven years in prison. in september his sentence was reduced to five years. with me now is his wife. thank you for joining me. i understand that you spoke to him yesterday. how's he doing? >> you know, he's trying to do his best to be okay in this situation. >> how are you doing? you have two young boys. you have an 8 and a 2-year-old. how are you holding up throughout all of this? >> you know, i'm trying to keep the spirit up but, you know -- i feel

sky ranger captured this video of the construction site at durham road near 680. the 20-foot rebar tower fell. three people were taken to the hospital. one person is in critical condition. cal osha identified the company as queensland builder. the agency was already looking into the builder after a worker fell from the second floor in june at another construction site. >>> san jose's catholic bishop just announced the archdiocese will release its promised report tomorrow morning. it will name the priests who are credibly accused of molesting children. that news came to us within the past hour at the end of the bishop's final listening session with parishioners. nbc bay area's marianne favro is in san jose with these late details. marianne. >> reporter: that listening session just wrapped up inside this church. about 100 people attended. and more than a dozen spoke. but none of them said that they had been molested by a priest. however, we did talk to some victims and they said that when that list comes out tomorrow morning they fear it's going to be too little too

uae authorities charged matthew hedges of durham university with spying after holding him for over five months in prolonged periods of solitary confinement without access to sufficient legal assistance, medical attention and visits from his loved ones. human rights watch has raised concern over the uae's practice of detaining critics, academics and activists, and calleled for transparenency andnd a fair trin hedges' casase. proteststs continued mononday against the trump administration's plans to narrow the legal definition of gender to an individual's biological sex at birth. in washington, d.c., demonstrators gathered outside the white house to denounce the proposed rollback of transgender rights, as the hashtag #wontbeerased trended on social media. this is activist ah-rye-ah lester of the national minority aids council. >> no words, no action can erase me. and those who stand here with me as well. ignorance inillful this country. we musust end the use of bigotry to frame the government policy. amy: the trump administration is planningng to expand exexemptios that allow employers who

to have pressured former essex team—mate mervyn westfield into spot—fixing during a game against durhama has apologised to westfield, and says he "cannot live a life with lies". pakistan are currently playing a test against australia in abu dhabi and how about this for a bizarre run out. nice stroke from azhar ali, heading for the boundary, or so he thinks. it stops short. he's run out. you don't see that every day. have a look at this bit of magic from wayne rooney. a brilliant free—kick for dc united overnight. his tenth goal since joining them in june. he's having a real impact in the states. dc were struggling at the wrong end of the table when he joined, but they're now in sixth place in the eastern conference. it was a mixed night for the two british clubs left in the women's champions league. karen carney‘s penalty gave chelsea a 1—0 win in theirfirst leg against fiorentina, but they could've had more goals were it not for an outstanding performance from the italian's goalkeeper. the scottish champions glasgow city are out after losing to barcelona. usain bolt has turned down a m

matthew hedges, a phd student at durham university, denies the allegations but has been told he mustt by the pentagon comes as both sides of the political divide are accused of using the issue of migration to boost votes ahead of next week‘s mid—term elections. here‘s our north america correspondent james cook. plodding through mexico, the migrants say they are fleeing violence and poverty. with days untilan violence and poverty. with days until an election, president trump has cast the caravan as an imminent threat to his country. this is an invasion, he says, and our military is waiting for you. despite the political nature of the topic, it was a uniformed general who appeared on us television to announce the details of operation faithful who —— operation faithful period. by the end of the week we will have deployed more than 5000 soldiers to the south—west border. that is just the south—west border. that is just the start of this operation. we will continue to adjust the numbers. please note, that is in addition to the 2092 already deployed from the national guard. it has been ver